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Berlusconi III Cabinet
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The Berlusconi III Cabinet was the cabinet of the government of Italy from April 23, 2005 to May 5, 2006.
| The Berlusconi III Cabinet | ||
|---|---|---|
| Ministry | Minister | Party |
| Prime Minister | Silvio Berlusconi | FI |
| Deputy Prime Minister | Gianfranco Fini | AN |
| Deputy Prime Minister | Giulio Tremonti | FI |
| Minister of Foreign Affairs | Gianfranco Fini | AN |
| Minister of the Interior | Giuseppe Pisanu | FI |
| Minister of Economy and Finances Deputy Minister Deputy Minister |
Domenico Siniscalco Giulio Tremonti (from September 22, 2005) Mario Baldassarri Giuseppe Vegas |
Indep. FI AN FI |
| Minister of Defense | Antonio Martino | FI |
| Minister of Justice | Roberto Castelli | LN |
| Minister of Productive Activities Deputy Minister |
Claudio Scajola Adolfo Urso |
FI AN |
| Minister of Agriculture | Gianni Alemanno | AN |
| Minister of Education, University and Research Deputy Minister Deputy Minister |
Letizia Moratti Guido Possa Giovanni Ricevuto |
FI FI NPSI |
| Minister of Health | Francesco Storace (until March 10, 2006) | AN |
| Minister of Labour and Social Affairs | Roberto Maroni | LN |
| Minister of Infrastructures and Transports Deputy Minister Deputy Minister |
Pietro Lunardi Ugo Martinat Mario Tassone |
FI AN UDC |
| Minister of Environment Deputy Minister |
Altero Matteoli Francesco Nucara |
AN PRI |
| Minister of Culture Deputy Minister |
Rocco Buttiglione Antonio Martusciello |
UDC FI |
| Minister of Communications | Mario Landolfi | AN |
| Minister without portfolio (European Politics) | Giorgio La Malfa | PRI |
| Minister without portfolio (Reforms and Devolution) | Roberto Calderoli (until February 18, 2006) | LN |
| Minister without portfolio (Parliament) | Carlo Giovanardi | UDC |
| Minister without portfolio (Devolution) | Gianfranco Micciché | FI |
| Minister without portfolio (Public Administration) | Mario Baccini | UDC |
| Minister without portfolio (Innovation) | Lucio Stanca | FI |
| Minister without portfolio (Regional Affairs) | Enrico La Loggia | FI |
| Minister without portfolio (Platform Accomplishment) | Stefano Caldoro | NPSI |
| Minister without portfolio (Equal Opportunities) | Stefania Prestigiacomo | FI |
| Minister without portfolio (Italians in the World) | Mirko Tremaglia | AN |
 Cabinets of the Republic of Italy |
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| De Gasperi II • De Gasperi III • De Gasperi IV • De Gasperi V • De Gasperi VI • De Gasperi VII • De Gasperi VIII • Pella • Fanfani I • Scelba • Segni I • Zoli • Fanfani II • Segni II • Tambroni • Fanfani III • Fanfani IV • Leone I • Moro I • Moro II • Moro III • Leone II • Rumor I • Rumor II • Rumor III • Colombo • Andreotti I • Andreotti II • Rumor IV • Rumor V • Moro IV • Moro V • Andreotti III • Andreotti IV • Andreotti V • Cossiga I • Cossiga II • Forlani • Spadolini I • Spadolini II • Fanfani V • Craxi I • Craxi II • Fanfani VI • Goria • De Mita • Andreotti VI • Andreotti VII • Amato I • Ciampi • Berlusconi I • Dini • Prodi I • D'Alema I • D'Alema II • Amato II • Berlusconi II • Berlusconi III • Prodi II |